Bio News
Researchers at the University of Georgia were the first to apply an epigenetic clock to estimate sharks’ ages based on changes in DNA methylation. Using just 10 DNA markers from blood samples collected from more than 50 aquarium zebra sharks, the researchers confirmed estimates within 2 years of the sharks’ actual ages. The technology is expected to become a tool for determining the age structure of endangered marine species without killing the animals.
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biobookmedia@biobook.co.krRoche’s New Drug for Uveitic Macular Edema Faces FDA Decision in July 2027
BMS Reports Concurrent Phase 3 Success in Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis and Solid Tumors
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CHA Biotech Holds 24.23% Stake in CMG Pharmaceutical as Share Consolidation Reduces Its Share Count
Rural Development Administration Develops Two Molecular Markers to Identify Leaf Splitting in Squash
MFDS Begins Distribution of Internationally Certified Reference Materials, Including 24 New Items, for a Total of 882
